The home’s driveway descends a tree-lined slope to arrive at concrete and steel forms nestled into the hillside. The entry pathway is framed by the main house and garage, leading to a Dutch door made of reclaimed barnwood.

The main living space includes a lounge at the home’s northern edge, distinguished by a double-sided, board-formed concrete fireplace. An adjoining bar is anchored by an oval, reclaimed oak counter, while two dark steel-clad columns provide visual separation from the kitchen. An awning window opens the kitchen and bar to the outside, while the adjacent 16-foot-long glazed wall slides open, allowing activity to flow easily outdoors. A second board-formed concrete fireplace anchors the living room at the southern end of the home.

Between the primary suite and guest house, a covered porch and breezeway frames views to a small, forested island and provides a protected gathering space out of the elements. A hot tub at the edge of the deck creates an additional four-seasons experience of the landscape, with a kinetic cover to expand the seating area when closed. A bunkhouse set within the hillside includes a rec room and additional suites for visiting family and friends, with a private courtyard at the ground level as well as elevated views to the lake and mountains beyond.